charter schools

[bonnie&clyde]

What are you looking for in a school? A lower student:teacher ratio? Different demographics? Athletics programs? A place where teachers are held accountable for the kids' progress?

My kids now go to a small town school after moving them out of the Arlington ISD. It was the best decision we made with regards to school.

I also work for a charter school...which one are you considering?

I want a good education with a decent student to teacher ratio and a school to push them mentally, he currently goes to a private school where we think he is getting a great education and the teachers there actually care, the only downfall is that's it's almost 7k a year and going up, having just had our 3rd and final baby we want the best education for them but I just can't see us paying 20k a year for them to attend.

[Cobraman]

Just make sure to ask them If they think infants should wear socks. Good way to judge.

[matts5.0]

Just make sure to ask them If they think infants should wear socks. Good way to judge.

Explain.

[Cobraman]

Explain.

From a thread the op had posted a few years back. It became a huge mud slinging fest and may have been deleted.

[bonnie&clyde]

Just make sure to ask them If they think infants should wear socks. Good way to judge.

Lol good looking out

[Frank]

People still saying "homeschool kids don't get socialized" spewing complete BS. If anything, most homeschool kids I have known, are more socialized. They don't act nearly as weird and anti-social around other ages. They have proms, drama, all manner of sports, and any other competitive endeavor and academics are open to them. I witnessed all this among many different kids long before I had any of my own. Most of them are now grown, out of college and/or married now and they doing just fine out in the world.

[bonnie&clyde]

I don't think the wife nor I would be a good teacher